dates and key info 1646-60 Flashcards

1
Q

newcastle propositions

A
July 1646
attempt at a settlement between king and parliament 
- army 
- church 
- pardoning in parliament
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2
Q

heads of proposals

A

1647
August
went further than newcastle propositions

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3
Q

the engagement

A

december 1947

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4
Q

the prayer meeting

A

windsor

may 1648

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5
Q

declaration of the army

A

june 1647

‘not merely a mercenary army’

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6
Q

putney debates

A

october - november 1647

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7
Q

the agreement of the people

A

october 1647

implicitly argued for a democratic republic

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8
Q

army rendevouz at corkbush field

A

november/december 1647

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9
Q

pride’s purge

A

december 1648

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10
Q

execution of charles

A

30th january 1649

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11
Q

the humble petition

A

1647

- the levellers

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12
Q

the remonstrance

A

November 1648

  • ireton/army
  • accused the king of tyranny and demanded his trial
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13
Q

the vote of no addresses

A

January 1648

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14
Q

2nd civil war

A

1648

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15
Q

the newport treaty

A

September - November 1648

failed

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16
Q

scots leave england after first civil war

A

january 1647

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17
Q

the remonstrance

A

november 1648

18
Q

dunbar

A

1650-51

19
Q

the nominated assembly

A

meant to be:
July 1653 - November 1654
was in fact:
july 1653 - november 1653

20
Q

protectorate parliament

A

1654-9

21
Q

first sitting of protectorate parliament

A

September 1654 - jan 1655

22
Q

rule of major generals

A

October 1655 - January 1657

23
Q

humble petition and advice

A

march 1657

24
Q

death of oliver cromwell

A

September 1658

25
Q

who was cromwell’s secretary of state?

A

John Thurloe
very advanced espionage system
helped put down penruddock rising very quickly

26
Q

second sitting of protectorate parliament

A

September 1656 -

27
Q

richard cromwell’s protectorate

A

september 1658 - april 1659

28
Q

third sitting of protectorate parliament (oliver cromwell)

A

january - april 1659

29
Q

rump’s reassembling

A

may 1659

30
Q

richard cromwell resigns

A

april 1659

31
Q

who was charles fleetwood

A

one of the major generals and popular with oliver cromwell

wanted to keep richard cromwell in power as he thought he could control him

32
Q

committee of safety

A

october - december 1659

33
Q

key figures in the army

A

john lambert - leader of the rank and file
monck - sends humble petition and advice to Oliver Cromwell, scatters Lambert’s forces
Arthur Haselrig - councilor of state and leading Republican
John Desborough - opposition of Richard Cromwell and one of the major generals
Thomas Fleetwood - major general and opposition to Richard Cromwell

34
Q

rump’s second reassemblement

A

December 1659

35
Q

convention parliament

A

May - June 1660

36
Q

restoration of the monarchy

A

declaration of breda 8th may 1660

37
Q

charles escapes from army capture

A

november 1647

38
Q

parliament try to disband army and remove independant mps, nma march to london and reinstate mps

A

august 1647

39
Q

nma seize the king

A

june 1647

40
Q

charles escapes army in newmarket

A

november 1647